Some young people in the country now smoke dried faeces and soak sanitary pads to drink for vitality.
This shocking revelation was made by the Upper West regional commander of Narcotics Control Board Ishak Bakuri when Interior Minister, Ambrose Dery visited the regional NACOB office as part of his three day tour of the region.
He said there was no law in the country yet to control this new craze among the youth.
Upper West regional correspondent Rafiq Salam has more in the report below
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